Things that do not wear out

Anybody here worn Ecco, and can compare them with the SAS above?
I get 8-10 years from a pair of Ecco's, and it just so happens I have to replace a worn out pair in the next few months.
Thanks.

 

I happen to be wearing my eccos right now. I have had them since probably 2010. They aren't super stylish, but they are very comfortable. And they aren't terrible looking. They aren't Rockports.

 

I bought new black dress shoes a few months ago and ended up with a pair of Eccos. The other pairs in the shop were considerably cheaper and they felt like it. They are actually quite comfortable to wear and still look good.

 

Things that don't wear out? I'm 61 and I own firearms that are older than me! Oh, and there's the anvil in my shop. Made sometime in the late 1800s and, well, still works fine. (The advantage of no moving parts, I guess.)

 

Helsingborgs IF. Since 1907.

 

As an admitted laptop snob and anti-Apple bigot, I just bought myself a refurbished 2015 MacBook Pro after using the 2017 version for work. It's a really nice piece of hardware and the Retina display is amazing. iTunes can still kiss my butt; but the laptop is the nicest I've ever used.

 

I just bought a new pair of LL Bean boots.
The classic ones with the rubber soles.
My current pair are over 20 years old. I wore the heels almost to the ground.
I'd say I got my money's worth.

 

Which ones/model? I've never shopped with Bean, but have heard many good comments re their clothing.

 

These be they:

Men's Bean Boots by L.L.Bean®, 8

Of course now they come in different varieties but this is the basic model that's been around forever.
Great for moderate snowfalls, and especially slushy wet stuff.

 

I wear western (cowboy) boots and I've found Dingo brand have held up very well the pair I wear as my everyday boot are like 10 yrs old and I'm going to get them re-soled as they are just now showing wear on one boot.

 

And never wear out

 

batteries are odd. some will last forever, and others not co much.

yes thats a great time for a battery to last

 

Interstate batteries used to (still do?) have a great reputation, which hopefully is justified since their batteries cost nearly twice the premium batteries from the auto parts stores.

I decided, a bit reluctantly, to have a very expensive Toyota "full lifetime, no pro-rating, warranty" battery installed. I figure the battery probably isn't that superior, it's just Toyota's willing to drop in a new one when necessary. I'll know in a few years???

 

My Dingo western boots are 25 years old and been resoled only once. Yeah they aren’t pretty but they sure are comfortable and I still get compliments on them. My Harley Davidson motorcycle is 22 years old and with just basic maintenance it has run flawlessly and never left me on a roadside. My Old Craftsman tools are pretty rock solid but you can’t get the same quality from Sears anymore. My Sony Flat screen is 12 years old and works flawlessly. My Brand Lazyboy leather recliner I bought in 1999 still looks and works great and believe me it gets a great deal of use.